TeamCity: continuous integration & DevOps with Java and .NET

Name: TeamCity: continuous integration & DevOps with Java and .NET
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Teamcity: Learn sought after skills with rising demand. Streamline software builds with JetBrains Teamcity.

Created byTetraNoodle Team, Manuj Aggarwal

Last updated 2/2019

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What you'll learn

Learn what is continuous integration (CI)
Learn why continuous integration is important (especially in fast paced startup environment)
Learn how valuable TeamCity skills are
Maintain and version control database schema in an automated fashion via RoundHousE
Install and configure TeamCity on Windows and Linux platforms
Build and automated CI pipeline with TeamCity for .NET and Java platforms
Learn how to setup automatic building notifications within Teamcity
Integrate CI builds with Git repositories hosted in GitHub

Course content

8 sections • 38 lectures • 2h 21m total length

Introduction2:55
A warm welcome to all the learners to this course - TeamCity: Learn continuous integration with TeamCity. This lecture provides a high level overview of the course.

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An important message about the course3:21
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What is continuous integration (CI)1:33
This video explains the term "continuous integration" in brief.
Why continuous integration (CI)?2:37
This video explains the benefits of continuous integration and why we should consider implementing it within our organizations.
How to implement continuous integration (CI)0:47
A quick overview of the tools and frameworks available to us for implementing continuous integration.

What is TeamCity0:48
A brief overview of TeamCity product which is built by JetBrains
TeamCity jobs and salaries1:11
Here is hard evidence that the demand and salaries for TeamCity has been on the rise in past few years.
TeamCity features and concepts2:33
This video provides a list of most prominent features of TeamCity. It also provides an overview of key terms, concepts and system requirements for TeamCity.

Install TeamCity server0:21
Install the TeamCity server on Windows and Linux, verify prerequisites, and complete the installation; then configure the server and verify the agents.
Install TeamCity server - Windows6:50
In this video we will go over the process of installing the TeamCity server in a Windows environment.
Install TeamCity server - Linux5:58
In this video we will go over the process of installing the TeamCity server in a Linux environment.
Install TeamCity build agent0:19
Install and configure TeamCity build agents on Windows and Linux, review prerequisites, follow the installation procedure, and verify the agent's operation.
Install TeamCity build agent - Windows2:33
In this video we will go over the process of installing the TeamCity build agent in a Windows environment.
Install TeamCity build agent - Linux3:48
In this video we will go over the process of installing the TeamCity build agent in a Linux environment.
TeamCity overview19:13
This lecture provides a comprehensive overview of the core features of TeamCity including - projects, build configurations, build runners, triggers etc.

TeamCity CI setup0:24
Importance of automated tests1:29
Automated testing is very important for a successful implementation of a continuous integration pipeline.
Sample database - Northwind2:08
We will be using SQL Server as our backend database engine. The Northwind database - which is a popular sample database for SQL Server will be used for the demo projects. In this video we will have a quick look at the schema for our Northwind database.
Relational database management with RoundhousE7:36
Change and version management for relational databases in an automated build environment is very challenging. In this video we will get familiar with an excellent framework called RoundHousE which will help us accomplish this task with ease.

Deep dive - .NET0:17
Explore the CIA pipeline for the Dattner project by reviewing the project at a high level, then examining unit tests, inspecting the database, and evaluating the build artifacts.
.NET project overview1:44
A quick look at the .NET RESTful API project which provides a listing of products stored within Northwind database.
Build CI pipeline for .NET21:34
Implementation of a continuous integration pipeline for .NET project within TeamCity
VCS trigger for .NET project2:41
A quick verification that VCS trigger actually triggers a new build within TeamCity when code changes are detected in .NET code
VCS trigger for SQL code (in .NET project)4:14
A quick verification that VCS trigger actually triggers a new build within TeamCity when code changes are detected in SQL code within the .NET project
.NET build output0:49
Validate build 1.0.0.2 by confirming the Artifex folder contains the matching build directory with copied assemblies, and updating the Round House version table to the bill number.
.NET artifacts1:24
Explore how TeamCity stores build artifacts under the project and build configuration folders, then inspect the release assemblies to verify version numbers are stamped correctly.

Deep dive - JAVA0:13
Construct a CI pipeline for the project, gain a high level overview, review the unit tests and the database, and explore the build artifacts.
JAVA project overview2:56
A quick look at the Java RESTful API project which provides a listing of products stored within Northwind database.
How JAVA project works1:12
A quick look at the Java RESTful API project which provides a listing of products stored within Northwind database.
Build CI pipeline for JAVA11:34
Implementation of a continuous integration pipeline for JAVA project within TeamCity
VCS trigger for JAVA project1:55
A quick verification that VCS trigger actually triggers a new build within TeamCity when code changes are detected in JAVA code
VCS trigger for SQL code (in JAVA project)2:41
A quick verification that VCS trigger actually triggers a new build within TeamCity when code changes are detected in SQL code within JAVA project
JAVA artifacts1:16
Understand how Java artifacts are organized in TeamCity builds by locating the artifacts folder under data/systems/artifacts, then using project and configuration names to find the version-stamped jar.

TeamCity - concluding next steps0:13
TeamCity - install plugins4:48
A look at how we can install and configure custom plugins and extend the core functionality of TeamCity
TeamCity - setup build notifications5:06
Configure TeamCity email notifications to alert on build failures and the first successful build after failure, using Gmail or internal SMTP, test the connection, and review emails with build information.
TeamCity - next steps for you1:08

Requirements

Access to a physical or virtual machine to install the required software
Basic information about software development processes
Desire to learn something new and continuous improvement

Description

Today the technology sector is experiencing a boom throughout the world. There are hundreds of startups launching every day. In order to move fast - these startups need people who are skilled at automating as much as possible. Mostly progressive startups - favor implementing completely automated DevOps pipelines from the get go. They realize that these practices of continuous integration (CI) and DevOps will yield tremendous benefits regarding speed and agility. The demand for these skills has been steadily rising over the last few years.

TeamCity is a very popular, mature and feature-rich toolset which enables us to build very sophisticated automated build pipelines very quickly. It has extensive community support which has augmented the core functionality of TeamCity by building and sharing hundreds of very useful plugins. Implementing continuous integration with TeamCity can help us immensely in reducing the risk within our software development lifecycle. It catches us bugs early and increases the quality of our software products. This, in turn, reduces the overall cost to develop innovative software in any environment - startups and enterprise alike.

The demand for professionals who have experience with these tools has been growing steadily over the last few years. The salaries and consulting rates for these skills have also been rising and are only bound to go up as the demand for these skills remains steady or increases.

In this course we will:

Learn about CI and why it is important
Learn about TeamCity

Build an automated CI pipeline with TeamCity
Learn how to version control and manage relational database schema
Run the CI pipeline to maintain build artifacts
Learn how to configure, secure and extend TeamCity
Learn how to configure automated build notifications
Integrate CI builds with Git repositories hosted in GitHub

Who this course is for:

Developers and DevOps Engineers
Tech Founders and Co-Founders (Technical or Non-Technical)
Mobile and Web App Developers
IT Administrators
Software Architects

TeamCity: continuous integration & DevOps with Java and .NET

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 15min

Continuous integration3 lectures • 5min

TeamCity3 lectures • 5min

Getting started7 lectures • 39min

Setup4 lectures • 12min

Deep dive - .NET7 lectures • 33min

Deep dive - JAVA7 lectures • 22min

Conclusion4 lectures • 11min

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